Lively Playa d'en Bossa boasts the longest beach on Ibiza: 2.5km of sands that are rightfully popular with families for their cleanliness. As you?d expect, there are great watersports facilities in July and August and the 25-acre Fiestaland complex is located here. The resort lies 5km south of Ibiza Town and is on the southeast coast of the island, making it an ideal location for those seeking sun, sea and fun. Being close to the airport means there is a very short transfer time. It also means that there is some aircraft noise but customer rating scores have shown that this does not spoil our guests' holidays.
Lively Playa d'en Bossa boasts the longest beach on Ibiza: 2.5km of sands that are rightfully popular with families for their cleanliness. As you?d expect, there are great watersports facilities in July and August and the 25-acre Fiestaland complex is located here. The resort lies 5km south of Ibiza Town and is on the southeast coast of the island, making it an ideal location for those seeking sun, sea and fun. Being close to the airport means there is a very short transfer time. It also means that there is some aircraft noise but customer rating scores have shown that this does not spoil our guests' holidays.
Playa d'en Bossa's gently-curving, palm-fringed beach is the longest in Ibiza. Its fine sands are very popular with families for their cleanliness and the excellent watersports available during high season.
Playa d?en Bossa has plenty to keep your children entertained, with watersports on the beach, a waterpark and boat trips on the high seas. Head to Ibiza Town for serious shopping and visit the 13th century cathedral and the charming old fishing quarter. Playa d?en Bossa has a good selection of colourful bars and restaurants serving food that will cater for all the family. Playa d'en Bossa has a selection of bars and restaurants, serving traditional and international variations, while for those wanting to head out for the evening, nearby Figueretas and Ibiza Town provide further options. Those looking for a night of music and dancing should head for the lively waterfront of Ibiza Town.
There are lots of supermarkets and souvenir shops, but nearby Ibiza Town is the main centre for serious shopping, and is easily accessible with a regular bus service.
More mainstream than its neighbour Figueretas, you?ll find a good selection of cafes, bars and a choice of discos for your evening entertainment. Visitors looking for a wilder night gravitate to the lively waterfront area of Ibiza Town.
